Changes To Texting While Driving Whether we have been in an automobile accident as a result of texting while driving, know someone who has been in one, or have just had the pleasure of waiting 10 seconds at a green light for someone to finish their “lol,” reply, texting while driving is an ever increasing…
Editorial: Florida long overdue to ban texting while driving By Andrew Marra Palm Beach Post Staff Writer Traffic deaths rose in Palm Beach County last year. On the county’s roads and highways, 137 people died, a 21 percent jump from 2011. As in any year, these fatal crashes happened for a myriad of reasons, but…
License Plate Cameras, a new way to nab scofflaws and car thieves by aol.com http://autos.aol.com/article/license-plate-cameras/ A camera is mounted near the rear window of a police car in Little Rock, Ark. (AP). First it was stationery speed cameras attached to traffic lights and overpasses deployed to nab speeders. Now, police are deploying cameras to their…
Scammers cash in on car “accidents” (CBS News)In this tough economy, one type of insurance fraud is more popular than ever. It involves scam artists who stage car crashes in order to cash in. CBS Newschief investigative correspondent Armen Keteyian shows us how it works. In Tampa, Florida, security cameras outside a business captured an…
Auto Insurance Claims: Top 10 Items You Need When You Make A Claim 1. Who did I have an accident with? Be sure to get complete information from the other party(ies) involved. This means copying down their address, driver’s license #, date of birth, and ask for their phone number. In addition, obtain their insurance…
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Auto Insurance Rates: What Drives Them? It seems we can always count on seeing a higher insurance bill at every renewal date. Even the best of drivers find this to be true. Insurance carriers have a number of reasons to increase rates. One is economic. Just as you are paying more money for necessities such…
U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood Announces ‘Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over’ WASHINGTON, D.C. — U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood today kicked off a nationwide crackdown on drunk driving coinciding with the 2011 winter holiday season. New data show drunk-driving deaths declined in 2010 in many parts of the country. However, the data also show…
